How Did They Do That? Scrapbook Layout Design
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2022
- Today I am sharing a scrapbook layout design inspired by CTMH's artwork in the core catalog. I will walk you through the steps and share two different ways to achieve this scrapbook layout featuring the Four Seasons Winter papers from Close To My Heart.
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I couldn’t agree with you more about everyone should a group of scrapbook friends that they can consult with to help them figure things out. ❤
Haha, yes, every crafter needs a group.
Thanks for helping out those of us who hate math & angles with your DS file-that’s very kind of you.
As always, your layout looks beautiful & sooooo nicely balanced!! And your photos are fabulous & they pop off the page perfectly!! Another amazing & inspirational layout from you!!
Thank you Glenda, I appreciate your kind words and you are very welcome for the DS file. It’s much easier to let the Cricut do the cutting on this one.
WOW! Your layout with your gorgeous photos looks amazing. I'm so glad you have taken all the hard work out of this for us explaining how to manually cut and also sharing your DS file with us. Thank you so much. ❤❤
Thank you so much Janice and it was a brilliant idea to turn to design space so thank you for that suggestion!
Thank you for breaking down the layout! I’m definitely gonna scraplift. I have a brother scan n cut so I hope that I can use it like your cricut.
LOVE!
Thank you so much!
Definitely doing this!
Love this layout
Love this layout! Thank you fo9r sharing! You are an inspiration.
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!
Beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing the DS file.😊
Absolutely love this layout and can’t wait to make it!!
It is a great layout for incorporating all the pattern papers. I hope you found the tutorial helpful
Wow! Perfect!!!
Thank you!
Stunning layout I love it
Thank you Barbara! It is a great layout when you can’t decide what pattern paper to use because it includes so many.
Beautiful!
Thank you ☺️
Awesome video!! Love your layout!!
Thanks so much, I was glad to have the suggestion.
Gorgeous!
Thank you Phyllis, this one was tricky for me, I took the scenic route approach lol 😂
Beautiful layout! Thank you for the Design Space file!
You are so welcome! I am glad you enjoyed the layout.
Adorable layout!! Thank you sooooo much for the Design Space file! 💕
Thank you Kati, waaaay easier to let the Cricut do the cutting 😂
Love your version as well as the original!
Thank you Marsha, it is such a beautiful layout I was happy to re-create it
What a nice gift to share your cut file with us! Thank you! Great instruction on that one, thanks for sharing it!
You are very welcome and I’m glad that you enjoyed the video.
Gorgeous page.... Love it.
Thank you, it was a fun challenge
Beautiful little farm! I love that picture! Very pretty lay out!
Thank you so much, I’m glad you enjoyed the layout. Everything always looks so pretty under a fresh blanket of snow
What a challenge! You gave precise instructions thank you so much. Love your winter wonderland.
Thank you Susie, it definitely made me think and I thought it would be good to leave the cutting issues in the video and how I worked around it.
I am so happy you demonstrated how to make this layout. It is a 'must' for me. Thank you.
I definitely think there are more straightforward ways to cut the paper strips but the end result worked out.
Erin, this is really a beautiful layout!! Love those papers. TFS
Thank you Linda! The winter collection is my favorite from the Four Seasons line
Such a beautiful layout. Thanks so much for the tutorial. I will definitely give this layout a try.
Thank you Gloria, I am glad you are inspired to try the layout.
Great layout!
Thank you so much Cindy, I always appreciate your comments
This is such a pretty layout. I love what you did with the clusters.
Thank you Carollee, I love the pine boughs and wintery vibe.
This is just beautiful, Erin! I love your take on this design. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Thank you so much Kim, it is such a pretty layout I was happy to re-create it.
Love, love your can do attitude and creativity!
Thank you Lis, I am sure there are much more sophisticated ways to cut these diagonal strips and have them turn out perfectly but hey, it worked out.
@@CraftyConceptswithErin Even better, work with what you have!
This is definitely one of my favorite layouts you have done. Simply gorgeous!
Thank you for your kind words. The diagonal background does look really neat with all the pretty papers.
This is a stunning piece. Thanks for sharing it. Sometimes with all the parts and pieces laying out in front of me it's a little daunting and intimidating to know what to do with them, but this sure gives a great idea of how to do it. I'm always amazed at what you do. Thanks so much!
Thank you very much! It can be intimidating especially when you have a new paper pack you haven't cut into yet. I am always telling myself to just go with it. I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you for sharing the design space file. Your layout turned out beautiful. I just love fresh snow photos too.
Thank you so much Michele, there’s nothing prettier than a fresh blanket of snow.
Your layout is just beautiful, the colours go together so well👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you Cindy, I really do love the soft colors in this paper pack.
Another fabulous layout! Thanks for taking on the challenge of figuring this out, and then sharing it with the rest of us.
Thanks so much! I am sure there is a more streamlined approach but the end result was the same so mission accomplished. I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Loved this!!! Will try it in Design Space.
I am so glad you are going to recreate it, have fun!
Great tutorial on how to recreate this layout and I loved watching you color the truck!
Thank you Michele. The layout was tricky! I got the look but took the scenic route 😂
This is a beautiful layout!
Thank you, this was definitely a challenge to figure out the measurements so thank goodness for the Cricut!
I love your layout and the way you modified the embellishment placements. Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you very much Colleen, I am glad you enjoyed it.
Well done! It looks beautiful! I love to recreate those layouts. It is a nice challenge! Thank you for sharing your Cricut file!
You are very welcome and I agree, re-creating the layouts is definitely a fun challenge.
Well done!
So helpful to have both methods of creating the strips 🙌 😍
Thank you Terri, It was like taking "the scenic route" to my hand cut strips but it ended up working out.
It’s beautiful as always Erin! Hope u r having a wonderful Christmas Day.
Thank you so much Heidi! I can’t believe Christmas is already over. This month went by so quickly. I hope you and your family had a very merry Christmas!
🤩 beautiful work 💙🙏🏼
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you so much for the Cricut file, that is so awesome of you to share it with us all. Huge fan of your layouts and videos and have learned so much and refined my style after watching your videos. Thanks for always inspiring me!
Thank you so much Brandi, I really appreciate hearing that and so glad you are learning from the videos.
I have always loved this layout in the catalog, thanks so much for sharing your process with us! Your example turned out great, and that truck…❤❤❤❤🛻
Thank you so much! There may be an easier formula to cut the angles by hand but it worked out in the end.
Thank you for showing us how to make that lovely design and kindly sharing the DS file with us. Your layout is beautiful and I love your winter photos. ❤
You are so welcome! The design space file is the way to go, cutting by hand was tricky.
Way a great page. I love those alcohol makers and it was neat to see how you used them.
Thank you so much, I do enjoy the shading and depth you can achieve with the alcohol markers.
Erin, this is a beautiful layout!! The papers are gorgeous. Really enjoyed watching you put this together. TFS
Thank you Linda, I was glad to have found the perfect photos to go with the layout.
You make me want to start scrapbooking again. I haven't completed any pages in about six years. Time to start thinking about it again.
I am very glad to hear you are feeling inspired. There have been a few times in my life where I didn’t create much for one reason or another. I’m always happy and excited to get back to it though.
Thanks a ton for the cut file! I replicated this layout with the Autumn collection! It took me a while to figure it out! I ended up cutting the strips in the middle, like you show. I'll be so happy to make this again using the cut file and different papers!
Thanks Mary! There definitely may be more sophisticated ways to approach this layout but as long as the end result is the same I say go for quick and easy right? Cutting in the middle was an easy solution.
Thank you for sharing! I love your layout better than the one in the cataloge ❤❤❤
Thank you so much Gina, I took a roundabout way of cutting the strips and there are probably better methods but the end result worked out.
Beautiful layout! Thanks for the DS file, that makes trying this layout much more approachable! You always do an amazing job on your embellishment clusters, especially that rusty old pickup! 😉 Shortly after that Seasonal Haul stamp came out I was seeing great old trucks everywhere I visited…Farmers Markets, our small town plaza, flower picking farms, harvest festivals…inspiration was everywhere!
Thank you so much and you are very welcome. I love how you added the "rust" to the truck, so clever! We used to have an old 49 dodge, I need to find the photos and use this stamp to document them.
Thank you breaking this down for us math challenged individuals! I love the layout & it came out beautiful 🤩. I saved your design & look forward to making it, with my own twist, of course! You’re so inspiring!
You are so welcome! This one was a little bit of a doozy, I’m not such a math person either 😂
I’m sorry I did see this coming because I’m a quilter. Great way of figuring it ou!
lol, I should have consulted my friends that sew before attempting it. I wanted to leave the mistake in and then show how to work around it. This was definitely challenge for me and it was design space to the rescue.
The rust is really cool! Oh, math and angles 😝 I am impressed you tackled this layout, and thanks to your instructions, it doesn't seem so intimidating now. 😊
Right? When I saw Amy’s example with the “rust” I was so inspired! Math and angles are definitely not my favorite and I know I did not really take a direct route with this layout but more of a scenic approach 😂 . Oh well the end result is the same and that is what matters.
I did complete this layout tonight, Thank you for inspiration and video. I must admit your measuring skills outweigh mine ;)
You are very welcome! I am sure there were more precise ways to achieve the angles but it worked out in the end right?
THANK YOU for recreating this Design by hand, I started to create it by hand a couple of months ago & have not completed it as it became quite complicated. With your inspiration, I will revisit this soon.
Warm wishes for the Holidays. Rh🙏
You are very welcome. It may not be an ideal way to recreate the diagonal strips due to the issue I encountered but the end result is the same and that's what matters right?
Magnifique
Thank you so very much!
I made this project on my Cricut and can’t wait to share it with you!! I have a few more finishing touches to make!!!
I can’t wait to see it! I’m happy the DS file came in handy for you.
One of my favorites. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing Erin. Nori McConnaughhay
Thank you. It was a challenge to figure out and I definitely took the scenic route approach but the end result makes me happy! I’m glad you like it.
Wonderful layout! Thank you for using your markers too! I haven’t tried mine yet! I’m scared!
Thank you Donna! I encourage you to just start playing with those markers, practice makes progress right?
Thank you fir this wonderful tutorial! You made it look so easy!! Live the layout and color scheme! How kind to share the Cricut design space file too…thank you soOo much! ❤ -christine !
You are so welcome! The design space file was much easier than my scenic route approach cutting it by hand lol 😂
Amazing as always! LOVE your layout! Thank you for the DS file, too. I am an English major, so math and I do NOT get along. Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Oh thank you, it was a great layout and I was happy to recreate it. Happy holidays to you as well!
Great job! Who knew we would need geometry! 😂
Right, that was a challenge!
@@CraftyConceptswithErin I suppose you could cut the triangles and make some of the cuts on the paper trimmer, (the ones that fit diagonally) -especially if you are “faking” the strips by not adding paper behind the photo matt area! Fun challenge! Turned out great!
@@papertherapywithamy4153 good idea!
I'm watching this video on New Year's Day - Happy New Year. Can't wait to see what you've got planned for us in 2023. I learned much from this video. I will be recreating one. How can I get a core catalog? Looking online is not the same as holding the actual book/newspaper/catalog. TIA
Hello and happy new year! I’m so glad you are inspired to create this layout. I loved it so I was happy to figure this one out. I agree, it is not the same as having it in your hand. CTMH will give you one free catalog for each new catalog released. When you place an order you just need to add it before checking out. I believe they add to the cart automatically, but just make sure it’s there.
Love everything about this layout! ❄️The picture of you is an awesome photo😊. Thank you so much for figuring this out and sharing you ur DS cute file. This is a pretty collection and very nice colors. What is the name of the plant with the red berries in your photo? TFS
Thanks so much Ella, this layout was a fun challenge. The plant with the red berries is called a Paul's Scarlett Hawthorn, it has pretty dark pinkish red flowers in the spring.
Beautiful thanks for the tutorial! I don't have a cricut and was wondering if you have an svg version of the file?
Thank you! Unfortunately I do not have an SVG version, that is on my list to learn one day.
where did you get the bin that you put your ink toppers in? Love the layout cant wait to try it out
Thank you Brandi, I’m so glad you enjoyed the layout. I actually purchased my bin from a hardware store but I looked on Amazon and these are almost exactly the same dimensions amzn.to/3C8DAWg
Question - I'm new to Cricut DS. Do I need to cut down my paper before putting it on my cutting mat and cutting with the Cricut or does the cut file do all that work as well? Thanks for the file!
Hello, the Cricut will cut each piece from a 12x12 paper but you can edit the pieces and move them around on the mat if you are trying to cut from a smaller piece of paper. It’s difficult to put into words but hopefully that is making sense.
Ok. Not really good with how to save or keep the Cricut cuts to use on my machine. I love this and have no idea how to save this for later. Can anyone help
Hello, you can open up the design space link as click edit, from there save the project and you will be able to locate it under your stuff in Cricut. You have to be signed into your design space account.
I used the cricut file but my pieces don’t seem to be the right size. The first triangle seems too small for next piece. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong??
Hello Susie, I am so sorry you are having difficulties. I don’t know what could be going wrong, many have used this and reported it worked well.
What size are the little baggies you keep your stamp toppers in? Are they 1x1 or 2x2?
Hi Tina, they are 2x2. This is the one I purchased amzn.to/3HTSH9x
@@CraftyConceptswithErin Thanks, Erin. I've ordered some!
Can you pleasetell me how you did it on design space?
I used the square shape and slice tool to make it. I began with a 11.5” square as my base. Then I altered the measurement of another square to be 3 inches wide by however many inches long to span across the page at a 45° angle. I then used another square to layer over the portion I did not want. When you click slice it will cut the pieces where they are layered and you can remove the unwanted portion. It takes a little practice getting to know the slice feature but it sure is handy.
how do you make the file on cricut design
Hello Heidi! I used the square shape and slice tool to make it. I began with a 11.5” square as my base. Then I altered the measurement of another square to be 3 inches wide by however many inches long to span across the page at a 45° angle. I then used another square to layer over the portion I did not want outside the 11.5” square. When you click slice it will cut the pieces where they are layered and you can remove the unwanted portion. It takes a little practice getting to know the slice feature but it sure is handy.
Hi Erin - do you know of anyone that has an extra set of the Seasonal Haul dies they are willing to sell?
Hello, that is a cute stamp set isn’t it? I will definitely ask around for you. Are you just wanting the dies or the stamp and dies?
Just wondering if you could cut 12” strips of paper, except for the corners, then cut the ends on a angle?? Has anyone tried that? An exacto knife & me are not very good friends. Lol..
Exacto knives can be tricky! Do you mean cut them 3x 12 inches straight down and then turn them to create your angles? If so it would work for the outer pieces but not the two in the center. They are much longer than 12 inches
@@CraftyConceptswithErin, yes…just cut 3 x 12? Would that work?
It seems the square size in the beginning was different than what you explained. Did you mean 1/4 or 1/2 on edges? Placing the square to the bottom instead of centering it on the mat would be why it didn't work out perfectly. You used the 3,6,9 marks to make angles which was not even with square not in the middle. I hope that makes sense. Nice layout.
My goal was to have a 1/4” margin around the edges which is what the end result was. I knew there would be much smarter approaches to tackling the design especially from my crafty friends that sew and quilt. You could definitely try placing it in the middle but would still have to alter it in the end because by the time you added the spaces in between it would still be off. It was design space to the rescue for me. I wanted to show my struggles in the video and how to get around them. I’m glad you enjoyed the layout.
what is tool that is used at @11:25? Is it on list?
Hello, right at 11:25 I am holding a Ranger ink blending tool handle and attaching a foam circle to ink up the edge of my papers. Is that what you are referring too? It would be this item here
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@@CraftyConceptswithErin yes thanks!
I do not own a cricut so I would be doing it by hand, however unlike you I would not have cut the strips but I would have drawn lines on the paper & made my pattern first & then I would have cut later. I am a dressmaker & so never cut until I have done a hand drawn sample pattern first as it can be costly if you cut before you are 100% correct in your copy.
It looks nice but to be honest not as pleasing to the eye as the original because you have your papers all cut in a uniform size. I have my book in front of me & I have drawn lines across the picture finding the centre of the page so that I have four equal quarters & so then you can see that the top triangle is a lot bigger than the bottom one. The striped strip is the widest, followed by the narrowest bringing it to the top right corner, the leaf pattern finishes over in the bottom corner section followed by the triangle. I would then draw my lines leaving white space between each set of strips until I was happy with the result, then I would number the strips & cut them out & they would become my pattern pieces which I would bag & keep for a future project. It is the uneven width of two of the stripes that makes the eye happy with the final look.
I am sure your dress making skills come in handy for paper crafting. I do not have any seamstress skills at all and math hurts my brain unless it is an equation I use frequently. Making the strips uniform was the easiest way for me to create a layout others could replicate. Great idea to draw them put and create a pattern.
What would your companion page look like? Page 2?
That is a good question. Two ideas pop into my mind, one being a mirror image but have the diagonal stripes going the opposite direction. The second I envision still having the strips but maybe only half the layout while the right side of page 2 is solid cardstock where the photos and embellishments would go. The diagonal stripes could cover even less than half of the second page. Basically just enough to tie them together
Hi, you could avoid cutting them in the middle simply by not reduce the page: you cut all your diagonals from a 12 x 12 sheet, then you cut just the middle pieces that are too long.
You might be able too, I am sure there are more precise mathematical approaches yielding the perfect result compared to my scenic route (lol). You would end up having to trim some of the pieces as I think your final triangle would end up off, but maybe not.
Wouldn't your template have to be 11 1/2 x 11 1/2 to have a quarter inch on each side? You've twisted my brain here. Maybe it's just too early for me. However, the finished product is beautiful.
You are correct and the design space file was designed that way. To cut it by hand I started smaller because of the spaces in between when you spread them out. when I asked for help some even suggested started with a 10" square. It may work to start with 11.5 but you will still have to cut the pieces and alter them in the end to account for the margins between the diagonal strips. I'd have to try with the 11.5 and see what happens. Like I said, angles hurt my brain 😂
Great layout!
Thank you Jennifer! Merry Christmas!